KERASON PRIME: device-based care and the Pure AT and Pure ST activators for salons
What iCELmedi's device direction looks like: the KERASON PRIME ultrasound device, three handpiece types and two professional activators, Pure AT and Pure ST. A format for salons and clinics, not a medical device.
Alongside the cellmedics cosmeceuticals, Korea's iCELmedi runs a second direction — device-based care under the KERASON brand. For an equipment distributor this is a different model of work: you buy not a consumable but a device with a working methodology and professional activators to go with it.
This overview looks at the device direction as a format: what KERASON PRIME is, how the handpieces and the Pure AT and Pure ST activators differ, and on what terms the company works with distributors. One point up front: per the company's documentation, the unit falls into the household and salon category and is not a medical device.
What KERASON PRIME is
KERASON PRIME is a salon care device based on high-power ultrasound and electric vibration. As the company describes it, low-frequency ultrasonic waves in the 20–32 kHz range are converted into a high-power wave and delivered into the skin together with electric vibration. The technology is one of iCELmedi's four stated competencies.
The set includes three handpiece types — standard, special and spot — for different tasks and areas. As stated by the company, the patent for KERASON PRIME was registered in Korea in 2026; this information is quoted as stated by the company and confirmed with documents at the deal stage.
The Pure AT and Pure ST activators
The device works in tandem with two professional activators. The Pure AT activator's composition is oriented towards anti-age care, and the Pure ST activator towards sensitive skin. This split lets the aesthetician tailor the programme to the client's need while staying on a single device.
The activators are cosmetic products for topical use within a treatment, not medical preparations. For a distributor, that means a predictable companion item to the device with clear consumption in a treatment room that works regularly.
Training and documents
Along with the equipment, iCELmedi delivers a methodology through its own IBWA academy (International Beauty Wellness Academy): treatment protocols and staff training. For a new treatment room this lowers the entry barrier — the device arrives not bare, but with a way of working.
As stated by the company, the KERASON PRIME device has a CE declaration, an IEC CB certificate and RoHS confirmation. This is declared by the company; copies of the documents are requested and verified at the deal stage. Registration requirements depend on the market and should be factored into import planning.
Distributor terms and Teranova's role
Separate terms apply to the KERASON PRIME device, including exclusive terms at a volume of 50 units or more per year. The basic parameters of cooperation are the same as for the rest of the range: delivery basis FOB Korea, payment 100% T/T, production lead time 50–60 days after order confirmation; delivery times depend on the market and registration requirements.
The supplier's direct contacts are not published: Teranova Group handles negotiations, due diligence and delivery support. We coordinate the deal from first contact to shipment, help assess the terms for the device and activators, and request supporting documents. Teranova coordinates and supports the deal but does not replace verification on your side.
Sources
This overview is based on data provided by iCELmedi Co., Ltd. and published with its written consent, on Teranova's supplier verification model, and on the international Incoterms delivery rules (the FOB basis). Information on the technology, documents and the device's category is stated by the company and is subject to documentary confirmation at the deal stage.